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What do you think of my work?

Well a few MAJOR issues myself.

You didn't decorate walls behind boiler.

The cable clips are incorrectly spaced and way out of level
 
I think anyone willing to put there work up on here is very brave. Fair play to you mate and don't take the comments badly. Every day is a school day as they say and there are some seriously knowledgeable people on here
 
You'll not find many who will post pics cos of the ribbing, i'm sure even perfection will get If Would and Should...🙂
 
Internal fill loop would have meant less mess below boiler, Prv is wrong, cable untidy... Everything else looks okay.

I'm guessing a kitchen unit will go there so the drain off hidden forever?
 
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Now I know that everyone is saying the prv is wrong, but is that just because of the mi?. The reason I ask is that the new intergas coming out has a combined prv and condensate, so surely somewhere the building regs must allow this?
Just a question
 
Atouchofgas said:
...so surely somewhere the building regs must allow this?
Just a question
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Very true but it still makes you question what they've done to get round it
 
Good on you for posting your work. 3 years experience isn't a lot . Well done .

Everyone should post pics of there jobs and we'll see if the real critical folks put there money where there mouths are LOL....

We can start a post soon.
 
kris said:
Good on you for posting your work. 3 years experience isn't a lot . Well done .

Everyone should post pics of there jobs and we'll see if the real critical folks put there money where there mouths are LOL....

We can start a post soon.
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I'm not posting today's one, found a hole in my burn mat...
 
Viessmann and Atag have combined, along with the new alphas.

All I would say is if you're combining then have a hepvo on the prv side

Also use as little 21.5 as possible 🙂
Up your sizing to 32mm and ideally use mupvc push or weld 🙂

Look in G3
 
All comes down to approval for doing it internally 🙂

Latest G3 gives you a pretty good idea on discharging a tprv to waste, a prv is just going to give out a Lower volume 🙂
 
Riley said:
Very true but it still makes you question what they've done to get round it
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They don't allow the water to reach boiling point by using various stats which is why they can combine prv so its never a tprv just pressure relief, they will all go that route soon .
 

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